Sedimentology, stratigraphy and architecture of the Nicobar Fan (Bengal–Nicobar Fan System), Indian Ocean: Results from International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 362

Drill sites in the southern Bay of Bengal at 3°N 91°E (International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 362) have sampled for the first time a complete section of the Nicobar Fan and below to the oceanic crust. This generally overlooked part of the Bengal–Nicobar Fan System may provide new insights...

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Published in:Sedimentology 2020-08, Vol.67 (5), p.2248-2281
Main Authors: Pickering, Kevin T., Pouderoux, Hugo, McNeill, Lisa C., Backman, Jan, Chemale, Farid, Kutterolf, Steffen, Milliken, Kitty L., Mukoyoshi, Hideki, Henstock, Timothy J., Stevens, Duncan E., Parnell, Charlie, Dugan, Brandon
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Language:English
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Avulsion
Bengal Fan
Deep sea
Deep sea drilling
Deepwater drilling
Denudation
Drilling
Expeditions
Gravity
Indian Ocean
IODP Expedition 362
Miocene
Nicobar Fan
Oceanic crust
Pleistocene
Sciences of the Universe
Sediment
Sediment deposits
sediment gravity flow
Sedimentology
Sediments
Stratigraphy
submarine fan
Sunda Subduction Zone
Turbidites
Uplift
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